Is it safe to get Windex® Outdoor Glass & Patio Concentrated Cleaner on my plants or siding?
Yes. Windex® Outdoor Glass & Patio Concentrated Cleaner will not harm plants, painted surfaces (water or oil-based paint), siding, grills or plastic surfaces.
How can I effectively use the Windex® Outdoor Glass & Patio Concentrated Cleaner to avoid getting streaks, water spots or a "white/cloudy" film?
Streaks can occur if you have hard water or low water pressure. For best results, make sure you completely rinse suds. Make sure that you do not allow product to dry before rinsing, you rinse windows from top to bottom and you use Windex® Outdoor Glass & Patio Concentrated Cleaner when the temperature is above 13 ºC. If the product is applied to eaves or siding above windows, it may drip down on windows.
Can I dilute Windex® Outdoor Glass & Patio Concentrated Cleaner?
No. You should not dilute Windex® Outdoor Glass & Patio Concentrated Cleaner.
My hose detached from the Windex® Outdoor Glass & Patio Concentrated Cleaner. Why did this happen?
If your water pressure exceeds the typical home water pressure of 40-45 PSI, the hose may detach from the sprayer.
What should I do if the Windex® Outdoor Glass & Patio Concentrated Cleaner container is leaking?
In the event of a leak, please make sure that the hose end is not damaged. If the problem persists, check the container, as it may have been dropped either in the store or at home, which could result in a leak.
What ingredients are in Windex® Outdoor Glass & Patio Concentrated Cleaner?
Windex® Outdoor Glass & Patio Concentrated Cleaner is water-based and contains surfactants. For more information about what goes inside SC Johnson products, visit our whatsinsidescjohnson.com.